The Journal
AN INSIDE LOOK
WWD: SUIT SUITE
Amir Taghi Fall Winter 2021 Tangerine Wool Crepe Cropped Blazer & Wide Leg Trouser featured in Women’s Wear Daily Cover Story
WWD: AMIR TAGHI FALL WINTER 2021
MERLE DANDRIDGE IN AMIR TAGHI SS19
Merle Dandridge in Amir Taghi SS19
LADY GUNN MAGAZINE: AMIR TAGHI FALL WINTER 2021
Lady Gunn Magazine: Amir Taghi Fall Winter 2020 Forest Moire Coat : Styled by Christina Pacelli
VOGUE: THIS WEDDING AT LAKE GARDA IN ITALY WAS INSPIRED BY ARTIST CY TWOMBLY
“I was lucky in finding Amir Taghi,” Rachael says of the designer who custom-made her dress. “He is truly a visionary and was able to give me exactly what I wanted: classic and timeless, with a contemporary twist.” The blue bow was dyed to achieve the exact shade of French blue that Rachael was envisioning, and they tweaked the design a few times until they arrived at the final arrangement: part bow, part sash, and lots of drama! “I loved it so much, I told him not to give me the option of bustling; I wanted to maintain the dramatic effect for the whole evening. The veil was his idea entirely. He had seen our invitations, and Twombly’s Empire of Floral, and had the idea of incorporating that design onto the dress.”
A GRAND DESTINATION WEDDING
Chanel was inspired by the château’s romantic aesthetic, and she let the place inform her dress: a statement gown with a detachable cape by Amir Taghi in Houston. “It was over-the-top and minimal at the same time, just like the château,” she says. And with limited time to shuttle between home in Austin and Taghi in Houston, her mom stood in for her at the final fitting. “Luckily, it fit, but in retrospect, that decision makes no sense,” she says, laughing. “We were operating in a state of delusion.”
VOGUE.COM : CHANEL DROR & ERIC TARLO’S WEDDING AT A CHATEAU
Amir Taghi designed my custom cape, and I couldn’t have been more pleased with the outcome. While I had an idea of what I wanted, he encouraged me to go crazy with the length, add bows in the front, and a box pleat down the back.
MEASURE OF A MAN
Amir Taghi is one busy guy. Barely legal — he celebrated his 22nd birthday in January — the Houston native is continuing his studies at the prestigious Parsons School of Design in New York while maintaining his made-to-measure business creating custom gowns and dresses for some of Houston’s most fashionable women.
PAPERCITY MAGAZINE: SOLAR POWERED
BRITISH VOGUE
Amir Taghi featured in the September Issue of British Vogue
PAPERCITY MAGAZINE : A HOUSTON PIONEER
You’ve probably heard of Amir Taghi —Houston’s fashion wunderkind who created his own successful brand at the age of 15, interned for Oscar de la Renta at 17, showed at New York Fashion Week at 18, and has been written up in German Vogue and on fashionista.com. All while attending Episcopal High School.
AMIR TAGHI FEATURED IN PAPERCITY MAGAZINE
HOUSTON MODERN LUXURY : STEPPING OUT
Houstonian Amir Taghi wows the fashion world with the debut of his namesake label at New York Fashion Week.
You may recognize Amir Taghi from the Tootsies racks, where he sold his eponymous collection while still in high school at Episcopal. But now at 22 years old, with degrees from Central Saint Martins and Parsons in hand, and internships at top fashion houses under his belt, Taghi is prepared to take his label light-years beyond the Loop.